raul perez

sample catcher and muddlogger

About

I have spent and dedicated the last 17 years of my life doing what i love. Ive never been the 9-5 jobber, i always wanted different. Now i want something different but in the same industry. I would like to become a QC professional and eventually obtain a degree in geology/geophysics. I know there is more out there for me to do and see and i am ready for all new challenges.

Country

united states

City

converse

Industry

oil & energy

Skill

energy, safety management systems, maritime, supervisory skills, seismology, electronics, computers, computer repair, computer maintenance, digital electronics, 3d seismic interpretation, leadership, data acquisition, oilfield, bosiet, first aid, earth science, energy industry, geology, qhse, geophysics, petroleum

Experience

experienced offshore observer

seismic associates

2007-1 - 2013-1 · 6 yrs 1 mo

observer and operator

westerngeco

2001-8 - 2004-7 · 3 yrs

sample catcher and muddlogger

diversified well logging, llc

2018-10 - Present · 8 yrs

observer and operator

fairfield industries

2011-8 - 2012-10 · 1 yr 3 mos

shift leader observer as contractor

nautech services limited

2008-5 - 2010-9 · 2 yrs 5 mos

Worked as a contractor for Nautech services on and off as an experienced seismic observer shift leader in different areas around the world.

shift leader observer

boss international

2008-12 - 2009-7 · 8 mos

As a Shift leader Observer for BOS, in the gulf of Mexico and in Sicily.

shift leader observer

atlas services group energy

2007-9 - 2008-5 · 9 mos

Shift leader Observer in different areas of the world.

shift leader observer

trafalgar exploration services inc

2007-6 - 2007-9 · 4 mos

observer

cgg

2005-5 - 2006-10 · 1 yr 6 mos

junior observer

western geophysical

1998-8 - 1999-2 · 7 mos

senior seismic marine observer scientist

columbia university in the city of new york

2014-6 - 2016-8 · 2 yrs 3 mos

Offshore New York New Jersey, on board the R/V Marcus G. Langseth. As lead acquisition scientist in my shift, I was charged with becoming familair with running two seperate recording systems simultaniously. We were using both the old DOS syntrak recording system and a new system by Geometrics. It was a new experience for me and one that i will never forget. I was also helping with the academic survey in teaching grad students the life of a seismic worker, both backdeck and recording room aspects.